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Yale School of Management is one of the dozens of business schools that took part in the Brightest Minds MBA Scholarship contest. The most recent contest generated 5,833 leads and was featured in print and web editions of The Economist, on The Economist's social media channels and in hundreds of other media outlets.
Along with more than a dozen other schools, Rutgers University is participating in The Economist Undergraduate Case Study Competition. Through the competition, the University is reaching millions of Economist subscribers and fans and will be featured prominently in The Economist.
Michigan State University's Eli Broad College of Business is participating in The Economist MBA Case Study Competition. All participating universities benefit from wide press coverage in The Economist's newspaper, website and social media channels. Winning teams receive $21,000 in prize money.
The Henley Business School at the University of Reading showcases its offerings via The Economist's Online MBA Fair. Through webinars, one-on-one interactions with Fair visitors and group chat sessions, Henley makes hundreds of connections with prospective MBA students.
Darden was featured in the Which MBA? newsletter, which is sent to 45,000 opt-in recipients. Through a banner ad and a special content portion of the newsletter in which the Darden MBA offering was discussed, the school reached thousands of prospective MBA students.
Babson's Olin Graduate School of Business takes advantage of the GMAT Recruiter. Babson attracts thousands of prospective MBA candidates using a custom-branded simulation GMAT exam which uses the same Computer Adaptive Testing technology that’s used on the actual exam.
